1) Set the computer skills to "medium" 2) click the "reposition" button until you like where your battleships are arranged 3) click "start game" 4) select boxes on the computer's battle ship (right-hand screen) - if you hit a ship, you must correctly answer the question to put a pin in the ship 5) keep playing and have fun!
Once you've finished a game, post in the discussion thread how you balanced the equations to win the game!! (step-by-step directions)
Writing Total and Net Ionic Equations
We have been writing "total ionic equations" as we were writing our double replacement reactions. Here is a website that shows how to remove the "spectator" ions. Those are the ions that are not present in the solid substance that is formed. The book does a great job with this, too!! This should help you answer your book problems.
Click on this website: http://www.quia.com/ba/66733.html
1) Set the computer skills to "medium" 2) click the "reposition" button until you like where your battleships are arranged 3) click "start game" 4) select boxes on the computer's battle ship (right-hand screen) - if you hit a ship, you must correctly answer the question to put a pin in the ship 5) keep playing and have fun!
Once you've finished a game, post in the discussion thread how you balanced the equations to win the game!! (step-by-step directions)
Writing Total and Net Ionic Equations
We have been writing "total ionic equations" as we were writing our double replacement reactions. Here is a website that shows how to remove the "spectator" ions. Those are the ions that are not present in the solid substance that is formed. The book does a great job with this, too!! This should help you answer your book problems.
Click Here for Net Ionic Equations